ES Journal Archive (2011)

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rome was built one brick at a time ... early on in trading, i use to paint nites and weekends,i equated blow up days to painting a room and when finished grab a bucket of black paint and throw it on the finished work,would never do that as a painter,so just cover a loss early,like wiping off paint as soon as you hit the varnished woodwork...didn't know how to read the market as well back then and i was at it's mercy,although it never seemed to have any
 
reading the market is not the same as placing blind faith in a philosophy or particular method, player

i prefer the former, reading pure price action unfiltered at the teat
 
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rome was built one brick at a time ... early on in trading, i use to paint nites and weekends,i equated blow up days to painting a room and when finished grab a bucket of black paint and throw it on the finished work,would never do that as a painter,so just cover a loss early,like wiping off paint as soon as you hit the varnished woodwork...didn't know how to read the market as well back then and i was at it's mercy,although it never seemed to have any

Wow! That is really a good mental exercise. Should definitely help to improve number of days a trader wins, mostly by cutting down on 'not so sure/maybe' kind of trades that a newbie/unprofessional takes. Thanks for the tip!
 
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